In 1965 the Beatles christened Shea Stadium with its first ever concert. Forty four years later, Paul McCartney played the first concert at Shea Stadium’s replacement, Citi Field.

A review of the show can be read on Rolling Stone.

The ad buy included a Long Island Expressway “Domination”—which is what the site is actually called. The CBS Outdoor website reads like a list of war crimes. “Choke point”, “Domination”, “CBS RIOT”, “beyond body counts”, all a bit frightening, really.

The titling on this is a customised Odessa.

Long Island Expressway picture courtesy of the always amazing Laura Manzari.

A design for Morrissey’s show at the Paris Olympia in February 2008. Originally intended to be a limited edition poster, the merchandiser decided to not take a punt on a run of 100 posters for an individual show.

This design was run on T-shirts instead. Again in the Vienna Succession style, although this one features Nike holding a wreath surrounding a bomb—the figure of Nike was taken from a Vivat ribbon in the Imperial War Museum.

See also Morrissey Roundhouse Poster

A tour poster designed for the Brighton based five-piecer Ghost of a Thousand done for BIMM Bristol. It’s a fucking Cerberus, yo.

Ghost of a Thousand have been together since 2004 and fly a bruised and battered flag for ballsy British hardcore. They’ve shared the stage with Gallows, Poison the Well and are a must see live. Get your ears shredded here.

A poster in the Vienna Succession style using the arches of the old Camden Roundhouse to make the “M” initial. Limited run of 100 posters, printed in gold by Lesley Sharpe. Posters were sold out during the show’s run.

See also Morrissey Paris Olympia